Worlds & Lives

Who wrote "A Wider View"?

What is the first word in the poem?

The woman says she spoke a poem for....

What theme links these words: "primrose...periwinkle...flower...birds...twigs...air"

What method is used in the phrase "rough musicality of Mancunian vowels?"

"the houses opposite/_______ the sky"

What was George Eliot's real name?

Who wrote "Like an heiress"?

Who wrote the poem?

"the sky is cloudy, ______ by the smoke"

what is the last line?

Finish the quote "leechlike to their _______ country cling"

Who wrote "In a London Drawingroom"?

How many lines are in each stanza of "Name Journeys"?

Finish the quote "an old, mad, ____, despised and dying King"

What happens at the end of the poem?

Who wrote "A Century Later"?

Finish the title - "On An Afternoon Train from Purley to Victoria, _____"

How does Shelley describe religion?

"drawn to the light of her eye-catching jewels" - by calling Guyana her, what method?

Which literary movement did Wordsworth belong to?

Nichols says they were "tossed back" by the "ocean's moodswings" - what method?

Choose the ODD ONE OUT (e.g. it's not mentioned) from these Leeds landmarks in the poem

"like solid fog" - which techniques (2 possible answers)

What method is used to describe the monarch - "mud from a muddy spring"

Which figure from Hindu myth is the speaker's "spiritual sari-sister"?

"a people ______ and ______ in the untilled field"

"styles have travelled just like terracotta" - what method?

Which historical event does the poem allude to?

Nichols lists items on the beach - choose the odd one out

Finish the quote "the Punjabi in my mouth became ______"

"bullet, she says, you are ______"

Does the poem have a regular rhyme scheme or stanza structure?

What does she say to the speaker?

Which phrase is repeated twice in the poem?

What is the final line in the poem?

How many stanzas are in the poem?

what is the best summary of the poem?

What does the poem say is wrong with the person it's addressed to?

The poem says the subject has been practicing "idolatry". What is "idolatry"?

Which event does the poem reflect, which changed Britain hugely in the 1800s?

which ww1 poet does the poem allude to?

What is meant by "my name became a stumble that filled English mouths"?

Finish the quote - "tis my faith that every flower/_______ the air it breathes"

What phrase is repeated four times in the poem?

What is meant by the line "a murmur, a swarm"?

Where in the UK is the poet from?

Eliot claims the world is a "prison-house" and men are "punished" - what method?

How many stanzas?

Finish the quote from the poem "Thou lonely ______ now"

Who wrote "Shall Earth No More Inspire Thee?"

Which famous activist does the poem likely refer to?

which word is used in the poem, that means people displaced from their homeland?

Nichols says she heads back to the _______ of her hotel room

Who wrote "Name Journeys"?

What is the poem's rhyme scheme?

What right does the poem say she has won?

"Atlantic draws me to the ______ of my oceanic small-days"

finish the quote "must have slipped onto the white sailing ______"

Which year does the poet mention when she imagines her ancestor?

Does the poem have a regular rhyme scheme?

"she takes the bullet in the head and ____ ____"

The poem mentions deities from which major world religion?

"shout it from the roofs, like pigeons" - what method?

Where is the speaker sat - specific answer only!

Who wrote "Homing"?

finish the quote "vowels _____ as nails"

What religion does the woman on the train say she is?

"every step to class, a step into the firing-line" - method? (multiple possibles)

finish the quote - "I wanted to _____ your voice in my mouth"

Which King does the poem refer to?

How many stanzas?

Finish it: "drew his sights beyond the limits of his _____ _____"

the poem is addressed to a pot - what method is this?

finish the quote - "What part of _____ is Jamaica?"

Where does the speaker move to?

"I heard a _____ blended notes"

Who wrote "England in 1819"?

The stanzas are composed of four lines. This is called a....

Which best describes the poem's ending?

Which novel was Emily best known for?

In stanza 3, what does the poet think about? (2 possibles)

"I stand under the sun's ________ treasury"

There are 4 lines in each stanza, which is called a ....

Where is the pot in the poem located?

What is the final line of the poem?

How does the poem end?

Which theme best links to pot?

Which city does the poem take place in?

what does "elocution" mean?

finish the quote "dedicated to a Nigerian pot currently ________ in the Manchester Museum"

Who wrote "Lines Written In Early Spring"?

Finish the title: "Lines Written In _____ Spring"

finish the quote "if I could _______ this glass"

Which country is Nichols originally from?

dialect words in the poem - choose the odd one out (that is NOT in the poem!!)

Which family member is the poem about?

finish the quote "the school-bell is a ______________"

Which century was Wordsworth born in?

"the golden rays are _______ in _______"

"you kept your accent in a box" - what method?

How many stanzas are in the poem?

What happens at the end of the poem?

who wrote 'pot'?